The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 July 1965 — Page 2
2 Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneaatla, Indiana Thursday, July 29, 1965 Editorial-Wise Bridge Is Dangerous A bridge located approximately four miles west of the city has caused quite a bit of confusion in the past couple of months, but if someone doesn't take some action there * going to be a lot more trouble real soon! The old Ruark bridge, which is one of the oldest bridges in Putnam County, was built in 1901. The old landmark served farmers for sixty-three years until it came close to collapsing when an overloaded low-boy tractor and trailer crossed it. Now the county highway department has posted the bridge with a three ton load limit, allowing cars to travel the route. But. as is always the case, a minority of the people are not heeding the warnings. Farmers, construction workers, and truck drivers are using the bridge without any consideration of the consequences. It is a shame some people do not have enough consideration for their neighbors or themselves to abide by what is best for the majority. There is only two things left. Either the county will have to take action and close the road to everyone or someone will topple to his death with the bridge and his truck!
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Sheinwold On Bridge Break Defensive Rule To Deceive Declarer By ALFRED SHEINWOLD “Third hand high” is the timehonored rule for defensive play. When you are third to play to a trick you try to win the trick. If you cannot win, you play ! high to force out an even high- ! er card from the fourth player's hand. One of the many reasons to break rule Is to de-
Outsid* of Potnem Ca. *10.00 por yaor prive dummy of an entry. Owtsida of Indiana *14.00 par yaar
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tional 15.000-man division and possibly several independent brigades to serve as the home defense replacements for the 50.000 experienced troops being sent to Viet Nam.
Girl Scouts busses and were whisked to the valley that was to be our home for the next ten days. The busses took us to the reception center of our area. B. where we were “processed.” At this time we purchased the special Roundup hat. pin, and tie. had a medical recheck, and were assigned to the place where we would set up our tents. The canvas homes mushroomed, we cooked our first meal at camp. and. as taps floated softly across the wte, w# fell Into our sleeping bags hardly realising that Roundup had actually begun.
County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Mrs. Ralph Ellis and daughter, Coatesville Mrs. William Newkirk and son. Plainfield Barbara Estes. Reelsville Clayton Kimball, Greencastle [ Patricia Bundy, Greencastle Mrs. Norma Sutherlin and daughter, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mirs. James Swim, Brazil, a girl, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hines, Spencer, a boy, Wednesday.
In Memory
THANKS To AM Who Hal pod Or Donatad To Th# Madison Twp. lee Cream Social
In loving memory of our beloved wife and mother, Oreta Ratcliff, whose birthday would have been today, July 29th. Her life is a beautiful memory, Her absence a silent grief. She sleeps in God s beautiful garden 1 In the sunshine of perfect peace. Sadly missed by husband and children.
Bible
Thought
And ye shall be hated of all men for my name’s sake; but he that endureth to the end shall be saved. Matthew 9:22. Christianity is not welcomed ( ! in an evil world. This means i that Christians must face the hostility of evil men. This Is a way for Christians to test Christianity. Is it so diluted that the world ignores it? Is it so secular that the offense of
the cross is lost?
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Local News Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club will meet August , 3 at the Club House for a pitchin supper at 6:30. Everyone bring wrapped bake goods for
bake sale.
City firemen were called to the 100 block on East Washington Street at 2:25 Wednesday afternoon. They reported a break in a gasoline line on a truck from Loogootee. Damage
was estimated at *25.
South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A 1043 ^ Q 109 O KQ 10942 A 7 WEST EAST 4 Q 8 7 2 4 K 9 5 <?K852 <?J74 0 8 O A 7 3 4 10 652 ♦ J 9 8 3 SOUTH 4 A J 6 V A 6 3 0 J 6 5 4 A K Q 4 South West North East 1 4 Pass 1 O Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass Opening lead — ^2
West led the deuce of hearts, declarer played the nine from dummy, and East played low. ' If East followed the old rule he would play the jack of hearts j and South would win with the ace. South would lead diamonds, and East would eventually take the ace. South would then get back to dummy with either the ten or the queen of hearts to
run the diamonds.
East's actual play of the low
Paris Designer Keeps Skirts Short PARIS UPI - Th« House of Christian Dior presents its fallwinter fashion collection today with an advance promise to keep skirts barely covering the
knee.
Virtually the rest of Paris is baring the knee this season, making “leg interest” the biggest trend in the fashion shows
so far.
Knees show, or legs are sheathed in stocking that are wildly flowered, checked or striped. Skirts are fuller in some houses so they ripple at the hem. Hems are banded fur, feathers, or just bands of
fabric.
Wednesday’s collection of de-
signer Jacques Griffe had plenty of features for women who
want their legs admired.
Griffe's hemlines on cocktail County peach growers reported dresses often were scalloped, today the size and flavor of this One black cocktail coat had a year's crop is excellent, hemline like a sawtooth edge. LaPorte is second only to Dress hems were banded in fur, Knox County in Indiana peach usually black or beige fox. production. The use of fox also on coat j Wesley W’illiams, owner of collars gave the Griffe show a an orchard in Galena Twp., said
the crop is not as heavy as it has been in some bumper years,
| been Informed of any "signifl-1 ter general will have ' cant” violations of the law. He Saturday deliveries.” termed the situation “a tem-; *—
pest in a teapot.”
Others, however, are taking the reported Klan activity in the Greenfield area more seri-
ously.
The reports of renewed Klan action in the state begap when persons hold boxes in the Greenfield Post Office received copies of the Klan newspaper,
the “Fiery Cross.”
Secretary of State John Bottorff Wednesday announced his office would conduct an investigation into Klan activity, adding that about 185 Greenfield
drop
State Officer's Son Arrested INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The son of an Indiana State Police officer was arrested here Wed- | nesday and charged with impersonating a policeman after he allegedly stopped a motorist by, flashing a red light attached to
his car.
Police said Ronald O. Mills, 18, Indianapolis, was arrested
residents have received copies! shortl y after John W y att - 20 ’ of the paper. also of I ndianapolis, told police
Milks stopped him and threatened him with a night in jail for driving with his lights out and with his turn signals out of
order.
Milks' father, Chief Communications Officer John Milks of the Lafayette state police headquarters, is a 19-year veteran of the force and has limited police powers in his position as radio operator. Milks appeared in Municipal Court today and his case was continued to Aug. 3. A police
spokesman said there was soma doubt whether Milks actually told Wyatt he was a police of ficer and that an investigation in the case v/as continuing.
Card Of Thanks We would like to take this opportunity to thank the Ind. State Police and particularly officer Stevens who rushed our daughter to the hospital when she severely cut her foot. Thanks so much. Mr. and Mrs. James Shaughnessy
Hoosier Peach Crop Excellent LA PORTE UPI — LaPorte
Sentence 40 ROME UPI — A Rome court Wednesday sentenced 40 defendants in a war pension fraud case to prison term* ranging from nine months to five years. They were convicted of forging medical certlfij cates so that war invalids could get higher pensions.
Unearth Bomb TOKYO UPI — Construction workers unearthed Wednesday a 550 pound American bomb dropped on Toky’s Ikegami area during World War II.
look of the '20's. The mannequins were close - fitting cloche hats over short, 1925 hairdos. Chiffon cocktail dresses were cut on the bias with V-neck-lines fore and aft to continue
the '20's feeling.
The collection of the Jean
the size of the fruit is “exceptional" and the flavor is “tops.” Owners of 16 orchards registered with the LaPorte County Fruit Growers Association indicated the good crop came despite fears that last winter's
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leave no
The diamonds would not come in. and South would make only
eight tricks. SEES TRAP
South saw the trap and therefore won the first trick with the
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Hara ace of hearts. He led diamonds 1 and sons. Mike and Pat, of Cm- and continued the auit until cinnati. are visiting Mrs. Maud East took the third diamorfd. Sutherlin. Mr. O'Hara is a Fed- East returned a club to South's eral Engineer and was an em- queen, and South h*d to reach ' ployee on the Cataract and dummy for the diamonds. Mansfield Dams. The O'Haras When South led a low heart are former residents of Green- West played low without a quiv-
castle.
Patou salon also offered "leg in-
terest . Designer Michel Goma co j ( j jeopardized the crop, showed wool stockings with g un Havens have been picked,
u * trirk temoted horizontal * tri P es topped by Red Have ns are in the harvest heart at the firs p d looge short coats that buttoned Drocess this week Golden JuSouth to play a low heart from ^ ^ Goma . s work ^ th s his hand. This would give him . . bilees, Hale Havens and Kich
buyers and press dragging out Havens will be harvested in Au-
won ap- g US t. Elbertas and Red Skins
two heart tncks but would happy adjectives. He
entry to the dummy.
plause by taking the lowly turtleneck and trenchcoat and
making them glamorous. The trenchcoat back — that
familiar loose buttoned - down yoke — was used on everything from slinky white satin evening coats to daytime wool suit jackets. The suits had knitted or
wool turtlenecked blouses, ! WASHINGTON UPI — ChesFloor - length tweed hostess j t er S. Bowles, U. S. ambassador gowns and black wool short to India, told Congress that In-
are due for harvest late in August and early September. Praises India's
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Birth Control
cocktail suits sported white mink "dickies” with turtlenecks.
In memory of my sister. Oreta Ratcliff, whose birthday would have been July 29. Gone is the face I loved so dear, Silent the voice I loved to hear. Mrs. Mae O'Hair
REELSVILLE HOMECOMING AND FISH FRY HMJVIUE HONS ClUR BUILDING Friday A Saturday, July 30th and 31st Frali, Horn and Hal-Dag Sandwicka* Piot, Salads, lamonoda aad Ita-Taa and CoNaa Spantarad by RaaltvRU Liant Club
Miss Marjory Gordon, of Frankfort, and Miss Sally Sayers will leave August 3rd for a 21 day trip to Europe joining a Butler Alumni tour. The tour will cover seven countries including Scotland. England, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and France. On their return Miss Sayers and Miss Gordon will spend a few days in New York.
Swedish Woman
er. South had to decide whether
to play the ten or the queen ftdlff’M Tdl from dummy. He reasoned that WUllllS DOffl I 0
East would surely play a low heart at the first trick if he had the king but was not at
all sure to do so if he had the FALUN, Sweden UPI — A jack. It was therefore more like- Swedish woman, who was prely that East had the king of viously infertile, gave birth to hearts than the jack. quintuplets in a municipal hosFollowing this reasoning, pital here at 6 a. m. 1 a. m. South tried a finesse with dum- EDT today, a hospital spokesmy’s ten of hearts. This gave m a n announced, the defenders three heart tricks. Another *et of quintuplets
dia's new birth control program is extremely effective. Bowles was leadoff witness as a Senate government operations j sbucommittee resumed hearings on proposals to set up a system ! for federal agencies to provide ‘ birth control information to those requesting it. ' The ambassador, a former J governor of Connecticut, said that officials of India believe | that the crowded country’s birth rate can be reduced from 42 per thousand to 25 per thousand within 10 years.
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The Marionettes Home Demonstration Club held their monthly meeting July 27th at the home of Mrs. Donald Kendall. Fourteen members and five children were present. ! Mrs. John Zeiner, club president, called the meeting to order. Mrs. Oscar Irving led the song of the month, “The Stars
and Stripes Forever.”
Committee reports were given. Mrs. John Zeiner reported on the Council meeting. Plans were made for a booth for “The
Fair On The Square.”
Plans were made to go out and eat and to see a movie for
the August meeting.
Mrs. Kenneth Phillips and Mrs. Harold Chilcote will represent the club at Summer Con-
ference on August 10th.
The meeting closed with everyone repeating the Club Prayer. The door prize was won by Mrs. Ronald Clearwaters. The lesson. “Whether To Buy, Build, or Remodel,” was given by Mrs. John Davies.
and it was then easy for them to defeat the contract. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one club, and the next player passes. You hold: spades K 9 5 hearts J 7 4 diamonds J 9 8 3. What do you
say?
was born Tuesday in Auckland, New Zealand, and there were unconfirmed press reports of another quintuplet birth in the remote village of Milagres in Bahiu State, Brazil. The hospital spokesman here
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said all the babies, weighing a
ANSWER: Bid one notrump, little over two pounds each, are
This should show a good hand, | alive.
either 8 to 10 points In high i The mother, who was treated i cards or 9 to 11 points, depend- j with hormones before becoming
ing on partnership agreement.' pregnant, was reported doing | could lead to higher posta]
If you have a poor hand, you well.
WASHINGTON UPI — Rep. Edward J. Derwinski, R - 111., warned today that committee ^approval of a proposed pay raise for government workers
can bid two clubs or one diamond in response to one club. The response of one notrump shows strength, with balanced distribution and no major suit of four or more cards.
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The babies were immediately ^ mai , deliveries
placed in incubators. The House Past office and
Hospital sources said the Swedish babies were born 11 weeks prematurely, and their
chance
slim.
of survival appeared
Flees Girls School CLERMONT. UPI — Indiana State Police reported today that Deborah Ann Terrell, 17, Indianapolis. escaped Wednesday night from the Indiana Girls School.
Civil Service Committee was expected to clear the S800 million
a year increase today.
Passage would mean 4.5 per- , cent salary hikes Oct. 1 for 1.6 million white collar workers and postal employes. A second pay raise of about 4 per cent would come the following year. President Johnson has not taken a stand on the proposal An but it was understood that the
investigation into the alleged administration has found many j rebirth of the once-powerful Ku “objectionable” features in the
Indiana Klan Rebirth Probed INDIANAPOLIS UPI —
Klux Klan in Indiana has spread into two state agencies now. with the Federal Bureau of Investigation also looking
into the matter.
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Unique Wedding MUNCIE UPI—Mrs. Maureen McNevin, Flint, Mich., will marry fellow carnival worker Ralph Hutt, Dursnt, Mich., tonight atop the 93-foot sky wheel at the Lions Delaware County Fair.
SWEET STUDY
NEW YORK UPI — Safety experts recommend sweets for motorists as a means of maintaining alertness, the National Confectioners Association of
the U. S. reports. ! Attorney General John J. Dil- perhaps even require a hike in i Research in this area is being lon • however - said his office postal rates. He said:
conducted by the University of ' vould not be £ in 8 probe California at Los Angeles’ In- th€ Klan - add > n S h « stitute of Transportation and
Traffic Engineering. The study Is aimed at gathering proof of candy’a ability to provide motorists with energy by boosting the blood-5ug«.r level.
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Derwinski warned that a S200 , million overtime provision in ; the bill would force the post office to curtail its services and
“If this bill passes, and if I read it correctly, the postmas-
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